Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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i i i i i Registering their opinions on vital issues, Paula Hen- ley and Susan Parker exercise their democratic rights. Lettermen focus attention on harsing around on right side of room. STANDING: G. Steele, E. Henry, M. Stubbs, E. Van- Pelt, M. Stubbs, D. Davenport, E. Harper, D. McGuire. MIDDLE: K. Clark, G. Halbert, K. Williams, J. Morris, R. Williams, J. Mitchell, R. Winston, R. Tucker, R. Wofford, M. Lunday. BOTTOM: K. Cole- man, K. Williams, T. Waller, P. Gatzke, D. Jones, K. David, B. Smith. Johnny, Eddie Mac, Danny, and Ernmanel clown around after an easy l?l practice. 821 Involvement Left to right: Debbie Flory, Linda Hunter, Julie Hunsaker, Steve Miller, Stuart Dorsey, Lynn Epnett, Debbie House, San- dra House, Renee Simpson, Ann Brenneman. n i

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-4 I Paul Gatglkedtries to catch a whisper of what all the girls in the back are whispering about. bar,- FRONT: J. Heath - Secretary, G. Phillips - Deeply involved in discussion, Debbie Smith casts a R9P0l'lef, R- Wlliams - Pfeiideftf, T- O'5fief1 '- questioning look toward the object of her thoughts. Vice President, T. Alexander - Treasurer. BACK: J. Young, W. Wingard, l.. Reynolds, M. Allison, L. Clark, S. Holt. Future Teachers and Medical Careers Plan For Services In White-collar Work Even as industry and business are the base of our modern society, the people in our country who are in professional occu- pations serve the country's needs and form sort of an upper crust of the vocational world. Many a child's mother has said to her son or daughter, Why don't you be a doctor or lawyer or professor? There is a great deal of value placed upon achieving high in the vocational world, i.e., becom- ing a professional. , In Sheridan High School, two of our clubs involve students interested in this type of achievement. The Medical Careers Club and Future Teachers of America do the iob of informing the people who are interested in careers in medicine and teaching iust what they're getting into. ln professions that require the amount of dedication that these do, it is good that the doctors and teachers of tomorrow are get- ting into it early. Medical Careers 8 FTA!8l

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STANDING: J. Moore, T. Pulley, C. Tucker, G. Strong, R. Harris, H. Farmer, D. Dillon, M. Jeffcoat, T. Bone MIDDLE D Thomas, D. Gatzke, C. Whitworth, E. Vanlandingham, D. Cupples, W. Styles, P. Spann. BOTTOM: G. Brooks M Belt J Nattin, C. Erstine, M. Randolph, M. Griffith. Los Carteros l 1 i l Tacos And To uchdowns Probably the one thing that takes more dedication than playing football is sitting through a letterman's club meeting. Who else but a letterman would enjoy watching a half-hour of a silent black and white football film, especially if you know how it's going to end. Of course the members were involved in other activities such as composing a letter to Fanne Foxx asking her to come and give an inspirational speech. As a result of the overwhelming response to the new Spanish course, the Spanish club was formed. The highlight of the club's activities was a trip to Casa Bonita. Mrs. Padgett laughs at the Spanish student who doesn't even know that she's reading a French book. Coach Easton, representing lettermen's club sponds with entertainer, Fanne Faxe. ge Lettermen and Spanish Club!83